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Definition of Dark bread
1. Noun. Bread made with whole wheat flour.
Generic synonyms: Bread, Breadstuff, Staff Of Life
Specialized synonyms: Graham Bread
Lexicographical Neighbors of Dark Bread
Literary usage of Dark bread
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Good Food, how to Prepare it: The Principles of Cooking, and Nearly Five by George E. Cornforth (1920)
"Ribbon Sandwiches Use white bread and dark bread. Trim the bread so that the
slices are all the same size. Spread the slices with butter. ..."
2. The Home Maker by Jane Cunningham Croly (1889)
"I am told that the great mills of the country, finding no general demand for
their second-grade wheat, ship it abroad where dark bread is appreciated, ..."
3. Monks and Their Decline by George Zurcher (1898)
"dark bread containing less starch and a greater variety of nourishing substances
than white bread, was very useful to the monks. 4 Migne's Lat. ..."
4. The Principles of Chemistry: Illustrated by Simple Experiments by Julius Adolph Stöckhardt, Charles Henry Peirce (1854)
"This happens most frequently with dark bread, since, in consequence of its amount
of gluten, it retains the water more obstinately, and accordingly dries ..."
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